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Protest against military coup (9 Feb 2021, Hpa-An, Kayin State, Myanmar)

14th Apr 2021

Humanitarian resistance and military dictatorship

The new military dictatorship in Myanmar is presenting a difficult choice for many international NGOs. Should they stick to pri

byHugo Slim

Life in Bekaa’s informal tented settlement near the Syrian border

23rd Mar 2021

Funding to end violence against children must be a global priority

byElena Gaia, Amanda Rive…

ISTANBUL, TURKEY - 23 MAY 2016: General View of the High-Level Leaders’ Roundtable on “Investing in Humanity” within the World Humanitarian Summit.

10th Feb 2021

The case for letting go of humanitarian reform

byNick van Praag

Refugees in Jamam camp queue up to receive buckets and soap as part of Oxfam's public health campaign to reduce the spread of diseases such as cholera, diarrhoea and Hepatitis E in the camp.

19th Jan 2021

Investing in a localised aid system must not mean stepping back from...

byGareth Price-Jones

Anti-corruption sticker on a bus in Guatemala

14th Jan 2021

Corruption and the localisation of humanitarian action

byHugo Slim

With Madagascar’s health system under strain from the COVID-19 pandemic and schools shuttered for the foreseeable future, the health, education, and overall wellbeing of the Malagasy people are increasingly at risk.

10th Dec 2020

It’s time to invest for the 21st century and repurpose humanitarian bureaucracies

byHugo Slim

‘Myrna’s home in Beirut after the explosion’ Credit: Suzy Madigan

28th Oct 2020

Tales of a city: a walk in Beirut’s ground zero

bySuzy Madigan

Perceptions survey being conducted in Haiti

19th Oct 2020

Ten things we’ve learned about tracking perceptions

byMeg Sattler and Nick va…

With monsoon rains unleashing floods and landslides in Bangladesh, Rohingya refugees are urgently working to secure their shelter in Cox's Bazar District.

09th Jul 2020

Why the coronavirus is not the only pandemic the world could be...

byAlexander Matheou

With monsoon rains unleashing floods and landslides in Bangladesh, Rohingya refugees are urgently working to secure their shelter in Cox's Bazar District.

09th Jul 2020

Why the coronavirus is not the only pandemic the world could be...

byAlexander Matheou

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